Britain is the one country we serve where an early-morning Indian muhurat falls in the middle of your night. So we do not use them. UK bookings are scheduled for afternoon muhurats in Ujjain, which reach you at breakfast.
Pujas range from ₹2,100 (approx. £21) to ₹31,000 (approx. £305), all-inclusive — samagri, dakshina, video recording and prasad within India are part of the price, not extras.
We normally schedule bookings from the UK for a 1:00 – 4:00 pm IST muhurat. An afternoon muhurat in Ujjain is mid-morning in Britain. A dawn muhurat would reach you between 1 am and 3 am, which is why we do not offer it as the default here.
| Your time zone | Difference | Your local time |
|---|---|---|
| UK, winter (GMT) | 5½ hours behind India | 7:30 am – 10:30 am, the same day |
| UK, summer (BST) | 4½ hours behind India | 8:30 am – 11:30 am, the same day |
| Dawn muhurat, for comparison | 5½ hours behind India | 1:30 am – 2:30 am — which is why we avoid it |
India does not observe daylight saving, so the difference shifts when your own clocks change. We confirm the exact time in both IST and your local time on WhatsApp before anything is charged.
Not sure which applies to you? The free kundali check reads your chart and tells you what it actually shows — including when it shows nothing that needs a remedy.
The jaap most often booked from the UK, usually for a parent or relative in India who is unwell or facing surgery. Our Vedic pandits chant 11,000, 51,000 or 1.25 lakh mantras with the sankalp in the name you give. You join live on WhatsApp video at your local time or attend in person when in India, the price shows in GBP and you can pay with an international card or PayPal, and prasad goes to any address in India.
Most services quote you a dawn muhurat because that is what suits them. From Britain that is 1 am. We schedule UK bookings for afternoon muhurats in Ujjain instead, so you can actually be on the call. The ritual is unaffected — the muhurat is chosen to be correct for the puja and workable for you.
Britain has established temples and priests, and for most rituals you should use them. What we offer is different: rituals that tradition ties to a specific place in India — Kaal Sarp at Ujjain, Bhaat Puja in Ujjain, shradh at Siddhavat. For those, someone has to be on the ground there.
If you were born in Britain, the vocabulary can be the hardest part — gotra, tithi, which puja your grandmother meant. We will explain all of it in plain English without making you feel you should already know.
It is the most common reason British families contact us, and often the most stressful — one side believes, the other does not. We will tell you what the chart actually shows, including when a remedy is not indicated.
Every puja is charged in Indian rupees through Razorpay, which accepts international cards. The GBP figures on this page are approximate and are shown only so you know roughly what you are committing to — your bank converts at its own rate on the day, and may add a foreign transaction fee of its own.
Conversion rates on this page were last updated on September 4, 2026. If a payment is declined by your bank — which does happen with international transactions — message us on WhatsApp and we will arrange another way rather than leaving you stuck.
We would rather lose a booking than take one on a promise we cannot keep. If you need something we have ruled out here, tell us anyway — we will point you somewhere that can actually help.
Every puja is performed by our own verified, experienced pandits in Ujjain — not a random priest booked on the day.





If you know which puja you need, go straight to its page. If you do not, the free kundali check takes two minutes and there is no obligation to book anything afterwards.
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